Gibraltar PZP14672GB Fixed Shoulder Eye Bolt 4800 Lb

Product Description

The GIBRALTAR PZP14672GB is a fixed lifting eye bolt with a shoulder, designed for rigging and lifting applications in industrial, commercial, and construction environments. It carries a rated lifting capacity of 4,800 pounds and is manufactured from Grade 1030 steel with a zinc-plated finish for corrosion resistance. The 3/4-10 threaded shank is fully threaded along its 2-inch length, and the shoulder base provides a stable bearing surface against the workpiece. Riggers, millwrights, and maintenance mechanics install this bolt when a fixed-axis lift point is required on machinery, structural steel, or heavy equipment.

This eye bolt is suited for vertical and in-line pulls in single-anchor rigging setups. The shouldered design seats flush against the load surface, distributing load through the base rather than the threads alone. Common applications include overhead lifting of motors, gearboxes, HVAC equipment, and fabricated assemblies. It is intended for use with hooks, shackles, and slings rated to the appropriate working load limit. Always match rigging hardware ratings to the eye bolt capacity and follow ASME B30.26 hardware requirements for lifted loads.

Key Features

• 4,800 lb rated lifting capacity for demanding rigging tasks
• Shouldered base seats against the load surface to improve load transfer
• Fully threaded 2-inch shank on a 3/4-10 thread for secure engagement
• Grade 1030 steel construction for strength under static lift loads
• Zinc-plated finish provides baseline corrosion protection
• Fixed eye orientation — no swivel; use only for in-line vertical loading

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fixed shoulder eye bolt for use in standard 3/4-10 threaded anchor points on machinery, structural members, or fabricated steel components requiring a rated vertical lift point.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified riggers or maintenance mechanics familiar with overhead lifting hardware standards. Thread the bolt fully into a clean, properly tapped hole until the shoulder seats flush and tight against the load surface — the shoulder must make full contact before any lift is attempted. Inspect threads, the eye, and the shoulder seat for damage before each use, and never use a bent or deformed eye bolt. Fixed eye bolts must be loaded in line with the plane of the eye; angular loading reduces capacity and can cause failure.